Property Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance and repairs (plumbing, electrical, carpentry, etc.), and manage major maintenance tasks.
Cleaning Duties: Ensure the cleanliness of common areas such as hallways, lobbies, and outdoor spaces.
Security and Safety: Monitor building security systems, respond to emergencies, and ensure safety regulations are followed (fire alarms, exits, etc.).
Groundskeeping: Maintain outdoor areas, including lawns, gardens, parking lots, and driveways.
Tenant Services: Respond to tenant complaints, manage utility systems (HVAC, electricity, etc.), and assist in resolving issues.
Inventory and Supplies: Manage inventory of cleaning supplies, repair tools, and other materials needed for daily operations.
Inspections: Conduct regular inspections of the property for damage, wear and tear, and compliance with health and safety regulations.
2. Personal Caretaker (e.g., caregiving for the elderly, disabled, or children)
Personal Assistance: Assist with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
Health Monitoring: Check vital signs, administer medications, and assist with physical therapy exercises as needed.
Meal Preparation: Plan, prepare, and serve meals, ensuring proper nutrition and dietary restrictions are met.
Emotional Support: Provide companionship, conversation, and emotional care to the individual.
Household Management: Perform light housekeeping duties such as cleaning, laundry, and organizing the living space.
Transportation: Assist with mobility, including helping individuals move around the house, using mobility aids, or driving them to appointments.
Coordination with Family and Healthcare Providers: Communicate with family members or doctors about any changes in the individual’s condition, and attend medical appointments when necessary.
3. School Caretaker
School Maintenance: Keep classrooms, hallways, and facilities in working order and clean.
Security: Ensure the school is secure, lock doors, and monitor the entrance of visitors.
Equipment Maintenance: Maintain school equipment like desks, chairs, computers, etc., and perform repairs.
Event Setup: Set up equipment or spaces for school events and meetings.
Support Staff: Assist teaching staff and administration in preparing classrooms or handling tasks as needed.
Core Skills and Qualities:
Technical Skills: Basic repair, maintenance, and cleaning skills.
Physical Fitness: The job often requires physical work, including lifting, bending, and standing for long periods.
Organization: Ability to manage multiple tasks, keep track of supplies, and plan maintenance schedules.
Communication: Interact with tenants, family members, or staff members professionally and clearly.
Patience and Compassion: Especially for personal caretakers, where emotional support and understanding are crucial.
